Shoes and Reviews

The best stability running shoes for mild support and cushioning.

The best stability running shoes for mild support and cushioning.

Motion control shoes offer lightweight and stability all in the same shoe.

For runners who need a sturdy off-road trainer with added traction. These shoes offer the best traction, with stability and durability.

For women who run the trails and need a sturdy off-road running shoe with great traction, here are some top picks.

Guide review of this waterproof and breathable trail running shoe.

Guide review of this waterproof and breathable trail running shoe.

Guide review of this waterproof and breathable trail running shoe.

The most popular barefoot and minimal running shoes.

Vibram FiveFingers (barefoot shoes) are showing up on more an more athletes. The manufacturers claim that they improve biomechanics, balance and foot strength. What do you think? Share your experience with Vibram FiveFingers.

Not every athlete needs shoe insoles or fancy orthotics, but if you are prone to overuse injuries, or have foot, knee or back pain, you may benefit from one. Shoe inserts, insoles and orthotics can correct a variety of foot biomechanical problems including pronation, and supination while they increase stability and provide heel cushioning.

Cleats are sports shoes that are specifically designed for field sports such as soccer, football and baseball. Sports cleats have small plastic spikes on the bottom of the shoes that improve traction in grass and dirt and help prevent slips and falls while making quick starts, stops and turns on the field.

Cycling shoes come in a variety of styles, and offer specialized fit and function, including cleats that clip into special pedals. Read more to discover the best cycling shoe for your needs.

The type of athletic sock you choose for your sport can make a big difference in your comfort, safely and even performance. The primary purpose of quality athletic socks is to keep the foot dry, and provide cushioning, both of which reduce your risk of developing either blisters or athlete's foot.

About 25 percent of runners need some type of specialized shoe that is matched to their foot type, you may benefit from knowing your foot type before you buy your next pair of running shoes. Do you have a favorite pair of running shoes?

Injinji toe socks are like little gloves for your feet.

Top picks for socks specifically for exercisers and other active people.

Do you have a favorite athletic sock for your sport? Share your favorite and tell us why you think it's the best.

Possibly the most comfortable after-sport sandal I have tried, ever.

Not every athlete needs an insert, but if you are prone to overuse injuries, or have foot, knee or back pain or instability, you may benefit from one.

Injinji Toe Socks user reviews. What do you think of Injinji Toe Socks?